So #VMworld keynote focus is: IT Ops > End Users > Devs.
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Year: 2016
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@malekzadeh actually leaving for dinner in 5 min. But we can catch up after dinner maybe?
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@scott_lowe If you start a keynote by saying that separation between old and new way of doing things is “non sense”, then I think it should
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@scott_lowe sure. But order matters. And mention matters. And integrated story matters.
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I loved this year #VMworld keynote. Especially the part that talked about developers.
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How do you exactly migrate on-premises an app that is designed to leverage AWS back end services? Or was it a wiki inside a VM? #VMworld
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At this point I can expect anything. Even to hear that containers are the biggest thing ever… #VMworld
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@malekzadeh @scott_lowe @OpenStack I honestly don’t recall, but great history reminder. Will go back and check!
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@malekzadeh @scott_lowe @OpenStack no I don’t. Are you referring to me? Cause I am not Red Hat, and my position didn’t change.
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